Actually, "Ol' Girl" is a brilliant Thin Lizzy clone that is so close to the classic period of that band that initially I could have swore it was a cover. It just goes to show that if by aping a band you produce material that would have been considered some of the influence's top flight material, you can pretty much get away with anything. The genius of BotD is that they sound great in a familiar, nostalgic way without evoking any hint of the usual suspects: Sabbath, Zep, Purple, etc. All traces of these done-to-death influences are absent, the band favoring a loose synthesis of the aforementioned Kiss / Thin Lizzy dichotomy as well as sprinklings of Ted Nugent, Grand Funk, Foghat, etc... a veritable smorgasboard of '70s FM rock highlights. Bible is nothing if not a classic rock jukebox mixed with a few early NWOBHM boogie influences. Eight tracks of essential greatness, BotD pave the highway to tomorrow through the gravel rutted back roads of the Deep South.